mattgratt

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by mattgratt 14y ago
This set of links from Jerry Neumann is pretty useful - http://reactionwheel.blogspot.com/2010/08/online-ad-tech-cur...
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by mattgratt 14y ago
There's a book called 'the Art of SEO' from O'Reilly that's really quite good. As far as websites, both SEOmoz and SEObook are both great, even though they represent very different opinions and frequently disagree. There's a surplus of SEO
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The Art of the Sale - NPR Story(npr.org)
2 points by mattgratt 14y ago|0 comments
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Growth Hacker is the New VP Marketing - Andrew Chen(andrewchenblog.com)
53 points by mattgratt 14y ago|18 comments
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Thoughts on Subscription eCommerce: Curation vs Personalization and More(grattisfaction.com)
1 points by mattgratt 14y ago|0 comments
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by mattgratt 15y ago
+1 to this. This book rocks. There's also a UC Berkeley data science class - http://datascienc.es/ - that's helpful.
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by mattgratt 15y ago
Influence by Cialdini 4 Steps to the Epiphany is a phenomenal book on selling new b2b IT products. Secrets of Question-based Selling is the best consultative sales book SPIN Selling by Neil Rackham is also quite good Tested Advertising Meth
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SEO & Marketing Plans for iPhone and iPad Apps(coconutheadphones.com)
1 points by mattgratt 15y ago|0 comments
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by mattgratt 15y ago
Yes please - matt (at) mattgratt.com
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by mattgratt 15y ago
It can. It's not as good a DR channel as paid search, simply because you're buying demographics and interests rather than intent. However, for list building and 'softer' DR actions like a whitepaper download or a lead form fill, it can wor
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by mattgratt 15y ago
There are a number of people who know what they're doing who buy smaller web companies. Typically they can network these together to get economies of scale around user acquisition and monetization. Check out internet brands - http://www.in
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by mattgratt 15y ago
Interesting. I would recommend adding a link to the blog in the box w/ the text. As far as link opportunities, this seems to me like something that could go in: - lists of google maps mashups - lists of cartographic resources - lists of ou
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by mattgratt 15y ago
Start a blog. Add unique content. Ask nicely from other sites like yours. 'Resource' or 'Links' pages are your friend. Ask your friends to link from their blogs. If your friends are tech folks, they probably have more than one blog or si
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by mattgratt 15y ago
http://www.seomoz.org/blog/how-to-win-tweets-and-influence-s... 600 some tweets, still going. Works good in certain verticals - works really good in web analytics/online marketing.
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Interactive Visualization of StumbleUpon's Audience(grattisfaction.com)
1 points by mattgratt 15y ago|0 comments
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by mattgratt 15y ago
OK Now I'm at home and can write you a substantive answer. It starts here: - Marketing is Highly Situational - Different Markets Should Be Approached Differently - Tactics are constantly changing and evolving, so mix, match, and measure un
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by mattgratt 15y ago
Try this - http://www.forentrepreneurs.com/sales-marketing-machine/
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by mattgratt 15y ago
So you can either buy your audience or earn your audience. If you want to earn your audience, you're doing the right thing. Additionally, consider guest blogging on other blogs in your space. For buying your audience, I have found Facebook
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by mattgratt 15y ago
Yes. People use Blekko on GA and AdSense code to find who owns networks of sites. The solution is to use a different throw-away account for each site.
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by mattgratt 15y ago
It depends what your goals are. If you're blogging for traffic/links ala Mint.com, you can outsource it. Mint outsourced their early blogging to a finance blogger they found. If you're blogging for B2B customers, or to become a thought lea
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Mathematical Analysis of Newt Gingrich Twitter Follower's (conversationmarketing.com)
10 points by mattgratt 15y ago|2 comments
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by mattgratt 15y ago
Allegedly they don't take information from analytics. (Most of the important metrics they could probably get from something like G-bounces (when you press the back button and go back to the results page) or other sources like data from Chr
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The (tweetable) Wisdom of Patio11(grattisfaction.com)
2 points by mattgratt 15y ago|0 comments
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How to Get 1%+ CTR on Your Facebook Ads(grattisfaction.com)
2 points by mattgratt 15y ago|0 comments
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by mattgratt 15y ago
Cool - feel free to email me (email in profile) as your landing pages move along. I've done hiring at small startups so I get the product and the value.
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by mattgratt 15y ago
I would refocus the above-the-fold copy on a 'Hire Faster' value proposition rather than a 'Hire a better tech team' value prop. I am young and foolish, but I don't see how the quality of the hire increases by using your system - but I do
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by mattgratt 15y ago
Not entirely sure what you're asking here, but if you're trying to measure keyword difficulty, keyword rank, and their intersection, SEOMoz has tools w/ APIs for this.
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Andrew Chen - when has a consumer Internet product hit product/market fit?(andrewchenblog.com)
8 points by mattgratt 15y ago|0 comments
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by mattgratt 15y ago
Ross Hudgens (who's one of the best white-hat/grey-hat link guys) wrote a great post on this topic - http://www.rosshudgens.com/link-brokers-can-rule-the-interne...
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The Army's App Store for Android and iOS(wired.com)
6 points by mattgratt 15y ago|0 comments

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